Is Dynalist Here to Stay?

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#21

Yes. I just tried it. Took only a couple minutes from start to finish. Checkboxes, highlights, etc are all in markdown format, one .md file per document.

#22

after installing node.js what I have to do…?

#23
  • download the whole folder from github
  • edit config.json to have your Dynalist Pro API key (I just realized this requires Pro)
  • cd into the folder in terminal. if you aren’t familiar with it, go and ask bard.google.com “how to cd into a folder”
  • run npm install in terminal
  • run node index.js in terminal
  • the finished .md files can be found in a new folder called test-vault that appeared in the folder your downloaded
#24

thanks, I’ll try
after inserting the APY key the config.json edit is done by a text editor?

#25

Yes. Paste it here to replace this text and save. From a text editor.

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#26

no need to to be a Pro…account

#27

Oh, nice. You’re right, API isn’t on the list of Pro features. I guess I am paying for google calendar sync, css, and dropbox backups I guess. All this time I thought I was paying for API too.

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